Is the napper/changer supposed to have a slight incline to it?
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Yes. It's angled more like an infant rocker sleeper, rather than just being flat.
1444837
Yes mine does just fine, if you don't like the way it lines up you can always get a riser on here for a good price.
1423583
Yes, it does not have a fine adjustment. There are only a couple of reclining positions.
2013939
Yes to both. The incline will have more angles available, with only one decline setting. The adjustable bar that controls the angle of the back cushion will not sit in the slot as it's made to do, but there will still be support on either side. I'll add a couple of pictures for you under the product images.
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Yes, mine is the same way but its not a problem for me. I just turn it around gently and presto.....problem solved. Its works great so such a small problem is not worth time and energy.
1106883
Yes, mine constantly tilts forward. I don't know if it's defective or it was assembled incorrectly.
542291
Yes, I think it is intentional. The installation directions are not sufficiently clear. You have to install it tipping way up, because when the dog is in it it pulls basket down towards wheel. I put mine in only slightly tilted, as that is what directions say, when it should be at a stronger slant. Luckily the basket does not hit the wheel. Be really careful to follow the diagrams. I started my dog (15 pounds) out with short trips, then gradually increasing distance. She loves it (just does not like the initial part of being put in basket).
285746
Mine was a little flat too. I think if you just leave it sitting out, it should fluff up and be ok.
961348
The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his position.
927017
With both the seat and backrest all the way down there is still a slight incline but it's so slight that it doesn't affect the exercise. In my opinion, not a problem.
1076158
There is always a little bit of an incline but pretty close to completely upright.
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The incline might be a bit steep depending on the height of the steps. The longer the ramp however would decrease the incline.
457803
Yes...adjusts from the top to an inclined position of about 20 degrees from flat.
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Not really, just a tiny bit. Like if you were to just stretch and go back it's got a little tilt. I haven't tried testing it because I don't want to fall on my ass or break it lmao!
1300872
I've used mine that way.....tread is not level, but not at too great an angle. I can't say I recall it bothering me at all.
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If I remember correctly, there is little to no slant. I packed it away so I can't just look at it. it is very sturdy and heavy. It won't slide around. I wish I could be of better help. If it is slanted it is slight.
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It stays in place. So far for my chunky 9.5 month old grandson, it works to still use the changer and put him for a nap. Changer takes up 1/2 the open space. Plenty of room for him to sit and or pull himself up. When he gets too big for the changer, we will take it down the way we did the infant sleeper and it will just be a playpen.